some of the south american current cities. that says we'll see international capital flows fall to go other markets. so what i would say to everybody is that whereas we've held down our exposure to international equities, both developed and to emerging, i would start to increase that exposure to international equities both developed and emerging, largely because i think you'll see dollar weakness and currency strength in other parts of the world. >> next year will be steady -- far more steady and far less spectacular, that seems to be what you're suggesting. >> growth next year probably around 2% is the consensus, 2.4% is where i come down. growth in profits maybe 3% to 4% next year. a very flat interest rate environment. you put all that together, you ask yourself what's going to happen to the stock market if that's right. and the answer is you won't get much out of that. >> so how do you invest into sectors? i think we've lost sound. unfortunately. there we go. our apologies. anyway, that was hugh johnson fp our apologies to